Check out this new music video for the song ‘Constellations’ by Ellie Holcomb.

“There once was a season of infinite light when the distance from heaven was not far behind
I was close to You, I was close to You, so carry me back to that moment in time
When the colors and fragments were beautifully bright, how I long for You, how I long for You
Out here in the dark, underneath a canopy of stars, constellations falling from Your heart
Tell me that I'm not alone, cause honestly I'm so alone, so promise me I'm not alone”

What a beautiful and powerful song! In the music video, Ellie Holcomb is singing in the dark and wearing a long, sparkly dress. She is singing out the lyrics like she is shouting out to God.

The song ‘Constellations’ is part of Ellie’s new album titled Canyon. And although many songs on Canyon “explore the presence of God in the valley, there are also songs that boast of the redemption found on the mountaintop.”

“In some ways, the deeper the pain, the more powerful the healing,” shares Ellie. “The darker the night, the brighter the light shines. The wider
the canyon of ache that splits our hearts in two, the more space for love to
move in and fill up what’s been emptied out, to bind up our broken hearts and
remind us that suffering never gets the final word, even though it shapes us.”

Many people online have shared about how much they love ‘Constellations’ as well as Ellie’s other new songs on her album.

“This song has been so impactful for me and my husband,” writes someone on YouTube. “The whole album has been so life-giving during this time in our lives. Thank you, Ellie, for singing God’s truth over our lives.”

“Love this whole video,” comments another person online. “These lyrics got me through the lockdown. Definitely on repeat. Thanks so much!”

We hope that you enjoyed listening to ‘Constellations’ by Ellie Holcomb today!

Deuteronomy 31:6
Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them, for the Lord your God goes with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you.”